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In Reply to: If the designer says it's ok, then why question it. posted by Cougar on May 5, 2016 at 23:16:20:
Cougar, A bad cap blowing a fuse does not define what a perfect fuse would be. Lots of things can blow a fuse. One major consideration is the weakest link current capacity wise as someone here recently pointed out and can be read about when reading on the subject of fuse selection and safety. If in fact an 8A fuse is justifiable safe in your amp I would run to the nearest fuse store, replace the 6A fuse with the 8 and marvel at the improvement in sound and how lucky you are to even have an amp that can take a 6 or 8 amp slow blow fuse safely. That in and of itself gives your amp an advantage that many lack from the get go. Tweaker
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- RE: If the designer says it's ok, then why question it. - Tweaker456 12:28:44 05/06/16 (1)
- For my amp.... - Cougar 18:04:24 05/06/16 (0)
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